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Conscience is an advocacy group based in the United Kingdom. Its full name is Conscience: Taxes for Peace Not War. It was founded in 1977 as The Peace Tax Campaign by Stanley Keeble, a Cornish Quaker.(The Routledge Guide to British Political Archives: Sources since 1945 )| Conscience campaigns for and promotes international peacebuilding in the UK by redirecting taxes usually used for the military towards conflict prevention, conflict management and other non-violent interventions. Much of this has recently focused on the Conflict Pool, a UK government fund which ‘seeks to reduce the impact of conflict and instability around the world’ via non-military means. Primarily, Conscience raises awareness via parliamentary lobbying and releasing information and resources. Conscience aims to change the law to allow conscientious objectors to military taxation to allow their taxes to instead be spent on peacebuilding and conflict prevention.== History ==
Conscience is an advocacy group based in the United Kingdom. Its full name is Conscience: Taxes for Peace Not War. It was founded in 1977 as The Peace Tax Campaign by Stanley Keeble, a Cornish Quaker.〔(The Routledge Guide to British Political Archives: Sources since 1945 )|〕 Conscience campaigns for and promotes international peacebuilding in the UK by redirecting taxes usually used for the military towards conflict prevention, conflict management and other non-violent interventions. Much of this has recently focused on the Conflict Pool, a UK government fund which ‘seeks to reduce the impact of conflict and instability around the world’ via non-military means. Primarily, Conscience raises awareness via parliamentary lobbying and releasing information and resources. Conscience aims to change the law to allow conscientious objectors to military taxation to allow their taxes to instead be spent on peacebuilding and conflict prevention.
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